Advances In Digital Light Processing (DLP) Bioprinting: A Review Of Biomaterials And Its Applications, Innovations, Challenges, And Future Perspectives

The review discusses advancements in Digital Light Processing (DLP) bioprinting, emphasizing its potential in biomedical applications such as tissue engineering and personalized medicine. It highlights the use of smart materials like hydrogels and shape memory polymers, which enhance the mechanical strength and biocompatibility of printed structures. DLP technology is particularly beneficial for creating complex, high-resolution constructs like bone scaffolds and vascular networks. Despite challenges such as limited material diversity and mechanical strength, innovations in material science and the integration of AI are improving the adaptability and functionality of DLP systems. Future research aims to address these challenges and expand the application scope of DLP bioprinting in regenerative medicine.